Brian Waterer Shield

Gary Hartman
4 days ago
1 min read

Updated: 4 hours ago

Cockburn have won the Brian Waterer Shield as SMCA Club Champion for the third year in a row. Canning Vale came second and Phoenix third.

Cockburn	1730.24
Canning Vale	1404.02
Phoenix	1366.28
Jandakot Park	1325.7
Kardinya Lakes	1309.64
East Fremantle	1248.9
CBC	1232.34
Riverton Rostrata	1107.03
Willetton Crows	1029.47
SJ Blues	975.08
Armadale	952.18
Kelmscott	848.6
Leeming Spartan	775.38
Kenwick	768.53
Thornlie	755.34
Ferndale Lynwood	755.22
Hilton Bicton	710.12
Cannington Tigers	656.25
Kwinana	574.69
Perth Tamil	539.46
Roleystone-Karragullen	506.48
Piara Waters	448.24
North Baldivis	428.68
Forrestdale	397.14
Champion Lakes	392
Maddington	264

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